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NOTICE OF PUBLIC DISCLOSURE: This e-mail,in whole or in part, may be subject to disclosure pursuant to RCW 42.56. From: Scott Connor [ma iIto:scott@scr-arch.com] Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 11:45 AM To: Terri Jorgenson; Tony Lee; Tony Lee Subject: RE: B1604-046. hoping to permit an existing portable TI through the City of Everett in addition to a small Kiln shed. Tony,Terri, I finally got ahold of someone with knowledge at Labor and Industries. Apparently it is a 50/50 shot weather you permit a TI or they do. It depends on how the portable was originally classified, how often it has moved and how "permanent" the foundation is. Long story short, I am going out to gather the information and then confer with him and then he will provide a letter for you to permit it or they will permit it. He admits it's all a bit of a mess and no one can easily determine a portable's status, but either way I should know in a week. Just wanted to keep you in the loop. Thanks Scott Connor SCR I Architects 206-458-7517 scott(a)scr-arch.com From: Scott Connor Sent: Friday, April 29, 2016 10:00 AM To: City of Everett/ Building (tlorRenson@everettwa.gov) <tiorgenson@everettwa.Rov>; Tony Lee (TLee@ci.everett.wa.us) <TLee@ci.everett.wa.us>; 'tlee@everettwa.gov'<tlee@everettwa,go_v_> Subject: 81604-046. hoping to permit an existing portable TI through the City of Everett in addition to a small Kiln shed. Tony,Terri, I appear to have a modular classroom with no jurisdiction. Scott Connor here from SCR Architects. This concerns permit 81604-046. To refresh your memory, I was hoping to permit an existing modular classroom tenant improvement through the City of Everett in addition to a small kiln shed. You thought that Labor and Industries(which does the original building permits) has first jurisdiction on an internal TI for a modular classroom. Long story short,There is pretty much zero response from the supervisor for portable permitting (the person L& I says is responsible for this) Craig Sedlacek(sedc235@lni.wa.gov /360-902-5218). 1 finally went back to L& I and talked with someone that said he was probably ignoring my calls and emails because they are not responsible for permitting TI's on existing portables. This person told me to review the L& I website and Chapter 296-15OF WAC. On the L& I website,there are multiple references to alterations to existing factory-assembled buildings and modular buildings indicating the use of local jurisdictions once the building was set. For Example: Modular buildings- Buildings which are constructed in factories and at other off site locations and then shipped to Washington must be approved by L&I.This includes equipment shelters that can be entered by personnel.To obtain a permit, submit plans showing the design and construction of the buildings. Download an information packet for Modular J 2 `